October 18, 2016 – February 12, 2017

Flores
porcelain, 2016
Collection of the Artist
Mujeres, translated to “women” in English, is the first exhibition in Nebraska to focus on the shared existence of five contemporary artists: all women, all Latino, and all connected to the state. The artists selected are Claudia Alvarez, Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez, Linda Garcia-Perez, Reneé A. Ledesma, and Sandra Williams. While each artist hails from different backgrounds, different countries – Colombia, Mexico, the United States, and from different cultures within the Latino experience, their artwork finds common themes that swirl around history, family, religion and spirituality, as well as finding a sense of place in the American landscape.
Mujeres is sponsored by Younes Hospitality, Paul and Linda Younes
Humanities Nebraska and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment
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